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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24
Foreign News.

BERLIN, Jan. 24-The German army pos
sesses a new explosive called roburite. II
is reported to be stronger than me!enite
The method of manufacture is a secret. It
is exploded by intense heat.
LONDON, JAM 24.-The Berlin Borsen lei
tung urges the German government to allay
the war scares which are alarming the COM
mercial world.
LONDON, Jan. 24-The Standard says
"In the Vatican agreement Prussia assenta
to the return of all orders except the Jes-
uts, whom the imperial law expelled. Ne
gctiatons are proceeded regarding other
points"
VIENNA, Jan. 24-Rues governing the
Landsturm which have been published show
that nothing except blindness, deafness,
dumbness and lameness will exempt men
from service, and that drafts from the Land
sturm will be used to fill up the gaps in the
regular army and navy reserves. The new
rules have rather surprised the country,
such sweeping stringent conditions not
having been expected.
PARIS, Jan. 24.-Meyer, the alleged Ger
man spy, who escaped at the time of the
capture of his two companions at Lyons
has been arrested. All three insist that
the soldier who accuses them trumped up
the story that they tried to bride him to
obtain for them one of the new French re-.
peating rifles.
LONDON, Jan. PA St. Petersburg dis
patch says the Car and Czarina are arrang.
ing for tour in Europe in the spring.
PARIS, Jan. PA dispatch from Ton
quin says that Col. Brissaud has carried the
rebel position at Mikae Thanhoa and that
500 insurgents were killed. The French
were pursuing the rebels.
LONDON, Jan. 24.-Mr. Gladstone will
contribute to the Nineteenth Century of
February an article entitled Notes and
Queries on the Irish demand"
VIENNA, Jan. 24.-It is estimated that
the Landsturm would supply million ad-
ditional men to the army. The regulation
appended to the decree relative to the
Landsturm directs that if the men are sum.
moned before uniforms are received they
must wear insignia consisting of yellow and
black armbands and bearing the number Of
the regiment to which they belong. 1t is
further ordered that each man must provide
himself with metal case in which 10 keep
papers by which he may be identified.
Men wearing their own clothes shall be al
lowed ten kreuzers daily. These instruc-
tioDs TO the Landsturm are regarded as in
dications of an early campaign, and cause
disquiet.
LONDON, Jan. 24.-The Allen Line
steamer Persian, from Boston Jan. II for
Glasgow, has arrived at Greenock, where
she landed the crew of the British steamer
Nettuno, which was abandoned while on a
voyage from Sunderland to Baltimore
When the Nettuno was abandoned, her
rudder and sternpost were gone.
LONDON, Jan. pa pm.-There has
been semi-panic in the stock market this
afternoon in consequence ofthe unfayorab!e
aspect of the political situation.
vienna, Jan. 24.-An order prohibiting
the expectation OF horses is daily expected
LONDON, Jan. 24.-Turkey has recalled
the governor of Crete, owing to the opposi-
ton of the people to his administration, and
has appointed Anthopulus Efindi, more
popular man, to replace him.
LISBON, Jan. 24.-senor Antonio Fon-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24

THE PACIFIC railroads owe the Govern
ment over one hundred and 6:ty-seven mil
lion dollars for money lent or advanced
them. This, in addition to the almost untold
millions of acres of land it has given them.
Why the people of the country should be
taxed by the tariff on the necessaries OF life
in order to enable the Government to make
these large loans and gifts to rich monopo-
listic corporations, is what only few of
those people can tell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24

CANON CLARKE AND THE socialists
Four hundred socialists attended the SER
vices in Battersea church, London, yester-
day. Canon Clarke was escorted to the
church by policemen. In his sermon he de-
Tended himself against the attacks Of the So
cialists. After the service socialist Burns
made speech outside the church, in the
course of which he condemned in the strong
est terms the stand taken by Canon Clark
against socialism He was interrupted by
the clergyman himself who threatened to
baptize him IN the horse trough. Canon
Clarke then retired amid the jeers of the
crowd. Burns's mention of the queen and
royal family was the signal for Kisses. An
other body of socialists attended services
in St Luke's church, in Chelsea. They
conducted themselves in an orderly manner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24
Fire.

DANvILLE, Va, Jan. 24.-There was a
disastrous fire at Reidsville, N. c., yester-
day morning. The Piedmont Hotel, the
Star warehouse and eight stores were de-
stroyed. The entire loss is about 100000
insurance S2l, 500. The principal loser is j.
NJ. Harris, owner Of the property. His loss
is estimated at $27, COO and insurance only
1000. The fire originated in a bar.room
and is said to have been the work of an in
cendiary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24

All those suffering from hoarseness, colds
or coughs should try Dr. BulPs Cough Syr.
up. 25cts.
Mr. Charles Raith, Matchmaker aud Jew.
eler, Baltimore and Mount streets, BALI.
more, Md. indorses Salvation Oil for "rheu.
matte troubles"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24

THE BUFFALO Express asks: "Who can
name real, out and out, thick and thin
Cleveland newspaper" There are several
of them in Virginia; but they are advocating
measures relating to the tariff and to the
settlement of the State debt. which,
if not speedily repudiated by the
Virginia democracy, must almost necessari
" result in q republican victory in the
State at the next election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24

A WASHINGTON republican newspaper
saws the adverse report of the democratic
majority of the House pensions committee
on the Senate bill to pension Mrs. Logan,
sis enough 10 make the hearts blood OF
everv loval man boil" But the same ma
iority also made an adverse report IN the
case of Mrs. Blair. Probably it is because
Mrs Blair's husband was always demo-
crat. after as we'll as before the war, while
Mrs. Loqan's was democrat only before
the war, that the hearts blood o: every
loyal man does not boil at the committee
adverse report on the bill to pension Mrs
Blair. The ebulition of hearts blood is
curious thing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24

FEARS OF WAR.-The London Daily Ne,cS
processes to know that there iE extreme dan
ger of war. 1t says the government is alarm
cd on account of its having heard that Ger
many is likely within few days TO ask
France to explain the meaning of the French
military movements on the frontier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24
The 11arrisonburg Public Building.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 24-The
House Committee on Public Buildings to-
day decided 10 report fivorab!y the bill in.
cr.asi tsr appropriation al Harrisouburg,
Va, from $4,000 TO $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24

THE February number of the st. Nicholas
Magazine has been received from its pub.
fishers, the Century Company, New York.
It is full, as all its predecessors have been,
of good reading, among its contents being
a story written for it by Hjalmar d. Boy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24

"When some deep and immedicable
wound" takes your breath away send for
Salvation Oil.
"Wben the swallows homaward fly" is
the time when coughs and colds begin to
appear. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup cures eve
ry case. Price 25cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24

There is no material change in Flour the mar.
kets are quiet but firm. Wheat is without quota
BILE change for medium and inferior grades, but
futures are shade stronger, and both milers and
buyers readily take prime lots at full prices.
Corn is active, with light receipts. Rye and Oats
are firm. Eggs are lower. Other produce is easy
and in good supply, except potatoes, which con-
tinue scarce and high.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24

1t is claimed that the income from puts
alone TO the Paris (Francel Figaro is $500 a
day. Very profitable wind
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24
ALEX ANDRIA..
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY "a.

AS general thing, the higher the wages
the more prosperous the community. There
fore every sane man wants wages as high
as employers can afford to pay. But facts
are stubborn things, and the line of justice
should be observed in differences between
capital and labor as we'll as in all other
matters. Twenty-six years ago the class OF
lab,rers now on a strike at the coal yards
at Jersey City received seventy-fv cents a
day, and vera oontented. They now re-
ceive two dollars day; and the cost of lv'
ing today is cheaper than it was then IN
almost every thing except rent. Capital then
brought six per cent. interest. 1t now
GLADLY seeks three per cent. investments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24

BALTIMORE, Jan. 24.-Cotton dull and steady
mddling 9as. Flour steady aud dull; Howard
street and Western super 50 50a3 90; do extra
SO 15a3 90 do family 81 load 70 City Mills
super 81 5oa3 90; do extra - 15a3 90 do Rio
brands 81 S7a5 90; Patapsco family So 30 do
superlativc paten. s. 60. Wheat-SoutheTn
steady; Western higher, closing firm; Southern
red 94a96ia do amber 95a97 No 1 Maryland
95a96: No = Western winter red spot 939sa94
Jan and Mar 93laa94; Feb 95@-a93at; May
957sa96 Corn-southern steady Western firm m
err; Southern white 46a49; do yellow 45a4l
Western mixed spot 4744a478s; Jan as BID :
Feb 4ea4G Mar 46 o sf s May oa dss sd95
ern 34s3S: western white 37a39 mixed 34a36 ;
Penna SLABS. Bye steady at 55a57. Hay easy
and quiet prime to choice Western $1lal3.
Provisions steady and very quiet Mess PORK
S12 30. Bulk meats-shoulders and clear RIB
sides packed 6a74.. Bacon-shoulders 7a.i
clear rib sides ~ hams 12a124i. Lard-refned
rs. Butter firm; Western packed 16a23
creamery 25a33. Eggs steady at 27a2S. Coffee
quiet Rio csrgoes ordinary to fair II l2aI5 Sugar
steady; A soft > - 16. Whisky steady and
quiet at 81 23a1 2l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24

CHICAGO, Jan. 2i-Tae Wis be supply Of gaia
on January - as compntcl b. the secretary oil
the Chicago Board OF Trade shows drcre&se, n
wheat during the week of $4,000 bu5hcIs aud
decrease Of 24o00 bushels of oats, while corn in'
creased 600 900 bushels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24
The Strike at CoatesviIle. Pa.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. PA dispatch
from Coatesville, Pa, says: 1.-The situation
of the strike at the iron works of Charles
Huston & Son and Worth Bros has assumed
a different aspect during the past few days.
On Saturday evening several Pinkerton de-
tectives arrived and went to the works OF
Worth Bros, where it is expected an at
tempt will be made to resume on Monday.
When approached on the streets they point
ed revolvers at the citizens who attempted
to speak to them. Every train is being
watched closely to see that nobody comes to
take the situations offered at the mills. All
day Sunday the streets were filled with
men, and an indignation meeting of citizens
was called at the old town hail. That hall
would not hold half the people, aud all went
to Market Hall, where 700 men cheered at
the stirring speeches made by prominent
citizens. Resolutions were adopted ex
pressing great indignation at the course
of Worth Bros. in hiring rrespon'
sible parties to infams the people
of the borough and vicinity, and re-
questing the Burgess and Council to ap-
point such officers as in their judgment
they deem necessary to preserve the peace
They also requested the Burgess to forbid
any of the so-called detectives from appear
ing on the streets IS officers of the law. One
of the speakers denounced Pinkerton thugs
as the offal of prisons, the scum of the
cities, and men who are too lazy to work il
they get it. A boarding house has been fit.
ted up at the mill to accommodate the
'tblack sheep"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24

CHICAGO, January Pill a. IN -Who open
cd strong this morning and lsc higher at SIS iof
May, ross to S5'it, fell Off to sob, and IS now
quoted at S5I6 MAY Corn l1;tsal1Ia May
oats 305s. May Pork Sl2 70. May Lard s. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24

NEW YORK, J.n. 2l.-Cotton firm; uplands 9i9.
Orleans 91I-t6: futures cady. Flour 4a.e'
and steady. Wheat higher Corn higher. P9FR
firm S12 10. Lard firm at nj So 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24

~ There viii he a called meeting Of the Hy-
draulion Steam Fire Engine Company tomorrow
Tuesday, evening. at 1870 o'clock. : inll ~,
tendance 10 requested, IS bus ness OF imlof!aI's
will be brough. before the meeting.
iano4 2t r. L. RANI.Y, Secret
z.- A called meeting of the Columbia steam
Fire Engine Company viii be held tonight II. .
o'clock. -
A LII PERSONS hayi,g claims sgains; The e.
y tate of HANNAH c. o'BRrEN, deesa. ca =
VIII please present the same, duly authentiea.fi'
to James R. Cation, attorney for
ian24 1t E. u. o'BRlES AeHt'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-24

ties, VINO repeatedly held the Office of POrtu.
guese prime minister, is dead.
PARIS, Jan. 24-The statement published
in the London Daily Ne,cs that England is
alarmed over information that Germany
intends to ask France for an explanation of
the meaning of the French military move
ments on the frontier, is officially denied
here The French Government declare
that nothing has occurred to justify such q
remonstrauce on the part of Germany.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07
BOHEMIAN DAT swrNpLr.
How Missouri Farmers Wore Neatly
Tiooccd

llooccd.
~. Lots. Mo-, Dec. a. Tie South.
western Guin aud SyCd company doing
husiur-- ior the p,.l two years NJ Spring
irld. NJ, j, auu-cl II obtaining money
under G,l.' pp't,n-cs and j. being pr,.c.
Uutrl under the net II j. charged
with the lamon. bohemian oai- suinllc
thntsa- -u successfully pmciircd in Ohio
two wears ago The sviu'llr consisted in
selling ten bu.hcl. OF oats ut ilj pr bushcl
to q we'll known farmer. taking biz note
payable ut lhc time Of harvest Of his lint
crop. and making clnimrt with him "a
bee, nllihc oti, hc ui-cd ui ,l0p,r bu,hcl.
The hr-t year his contract b. carried uul
hiihiull,.uni thr honest farmer h made "a
tuul and his urirhhus arr lea to the
slaughter The, huy the cats under SINH.
be- contracts, giving their notes, which an
easily discounted.
The Bohemian company hal bccu a..
! iilili-hvd NJ least Ncut aud apIsnrrd ~
| lr reliable hui a. tie tiwr the cnnimris ul
thy eyond ycar msiupd the company had
migrated
II B. estimated that they sold slOo.OW
worth ri seed in Green and adjoining
cuuntic- iu Missouri. and one Springfield
bank holds ~ WO ol the farmers notes
Hon u. q. Mulling. Unknown iauucl
81 Ntycn county attempted 90 wnn hi.
ucighhur 10y an open letter a. the loca
! papcr-, ANIL WIS Immediately answered hy
twenty equally WcllknpWn farmers, WHO
declared that thyW WIS no swindlc. ~,
Bohemian compauy appeared TO have th,
advantage, hul Mullin.r continued 10 py.
away, and John u Bennett, q farmer, wa
| yesterday arrested on nu indictment iilc,
10y the grand jury. Tho officers Of ~,
company lett tie city somo time ago, an,
Il b believed that they have been indicted
! The officers nw 7. Z. Sloncr, Of Gran,
island, Ncb., and = $. Cox, Of Bryan, q
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07
Criminal Court.

II. Friedman, the clerk at Cohcn's store
who wrapped up a piece Of cotton instead
OF pair of pants for u customer some time
since, was yesterday given four years in
the pcnitcntiary. Friedman came here {
few months ago from Nicksburg The
amount out oi which he swindlcd the ne
gro was 81 H.. Ralph Davis acted as prose
cutting attorney in the case. A motion
ior new trial was made.
VIM. Wilson was convicted OF petit lar
ccny and was sentenced Ia two years i'm
priSonmcnt in the pcntcniiary.
W l.. Malone. on trial for larceny, wai
found not guilty by u jury OF his peers.
The Judge ordered special ycniro o
fifty jurors "a be summoned Tor today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07

Tho following opinions were delivered
by Chancellor Estes Yesterday: Lake Ns.
League, administrator demurrer sustained.
Moore vs.. Jones; demurrer sustained.
Jury in Corniorih ys, Warner found issues
in favor OF complainant and the court
ordered decree accordingly.
Calendar for December 7-5,Gl3, Plant
crs' Insurance company w. Wicks; 5,Gil,
Clements ". DcBuus SOB, Clapp vs..
Woodruff; j,niG, Strong " Strong 5,6l7,
McEwcn vs. Williams; j,GiS, Cazassa w.
Podesia; 500, llcrndon W.. Larkin; $3.50,
Campbell w. Mcdaniel; $751; Rosonbaum
w. Schcubcr 5,Oj2, Galloway W. Allen.
Maggie Cook hus filed a divorce bill
against jefferson T. Cook, and charges
him with cruel treatment, assault and bat.
terry, failure TO provide, and says he has
become an habtual drunkard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07
FAD nARREn RucHor.z
a scathlnR Letter nom His Brothor.i
Law Donouncing Him a. Thief.

a scathInR Letter nom Hia nrothor.iu.
Law Donounoing Him o. Thief
Ftrdulm Buchok, the Adouis like bar.
h,r irum Chinyo. who was arrested last
week ior irving Ia scll horsc aud hurpy
be- had hipd from WolIman, the livery
man. and -pun aiicrwiri was found lis.
posing 81 b toJ. \. Forrest ior slil. .s cy.
idcnily q slick anil notorious ihici. 90, the
following lc,tor irom his buthorn-aw.
Lieut. Bold, Of thc Chicago police. will
shows
"Du,aUo Co., e.. O. f,-.
"Uhirf rn'iuc Memphis Tenn
n,ar Sir ! see M the th,.a morn.
ing papers that YOU have arrested l'r. holm
Hucholg o bruihcr.in.lnw Of mime. iur
the Larceny ui horse and buggy. tie lrli
hcrr armc time last month, and iuuk from
me tWu now Oycp'oats then vent a. Npu.
ter. o.. aud spent lew DAYS with his
uncle. William Bucholy q wealthy farm.
~ near there. Onc day he took hi. best
hursp and buggy IN town aud apld tht
outfit lor ,lOD aud left the place. You
.rc be- h NO good on earth. Please let
me know what You can du with him.
II Nuu cannot convict him, bet me know
und ! will, ipr | am hound Ia prosecute
him as much ~ in my power hope you
viii trl and have him sent to ihr State
prison iot ns long q period us iius-ililr. Tie
h also wanted NC Huntingdon. mi Al
any rate, be- Is NO COOL. aud tltc time las
come when hc ought IN be- punished II
hc thinks be- can steal horses because his
bwihcr.in.law Is n lieutenant Of police. be
will be- left have no love lor any kind
of thief. IErr. \. BOLp."
Bucholg has bccn In jail ever since M.
Arrest, aud Is awaiting Trial on the indict.
mcnt which the grand jury las returned
against him. Yesterday afternoon ChicI
Davis received telegram from sheriff
Monguy, oi Wooster a.. dair,l NJ Louis
Vile, Nv, stating HAT lee Wus nn bis wu,
! here zoe ll1rlul. II IL doulhlul whether
| tho authorities will allow him TO be takcr
backto Ohio.
. asaaaaHaaa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07
A oUDoEoN CAUGHT.
Thompson. Of Tennessee. Swallow the
"Oreon Goods" Auuflng Halt.

Thompson. u Tennessee. Swallow the
"oreon Goods" Ailuring Bait.
Pun the New Noh llCmld.
Inspector Byncs has declared war on
the 'pccn goods men.
The willy chief Of detectives announced
on Friday that he vas cognimnt II the
schemes and movements oi the seventy.
five sawdust schcmen Who aru operating
IN this city.
Joseph Little, nlias Little Joc," the
as-ocialc Of George lockwood. alias
"Cully," the safe burglar, laughed In his
sleeve nj this declaration, aud thought
that Inspector Dyrncs was playing game
Of bluG. What . mistake ior an old crook
10 make.
For the past four or Eve weeks a dozen
or moro mcmhem Of the detective force
have been missed from police hcadquar.
ion. They were faiJ 10 be WORKING 90 q
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07
Among The ragI.tra,r..

James Irwin, colorcd, claimed "a bo en-
ploycd in one Of the railroad yards, aud
went 10 board with Siilic Harrison, at the
foot Of lIcalc street. lie lived at the house
for two OF three months, and stood the
woman oif for her money by telling her
that be- hal not been piid his wages. She
got tired Of waiting. but not until tho hill
amounted Ia SlO, and then investigated
whether lac was at work, and found that
she had been harhoring u lazy lonicr. She
swurc out q warrant ior his arrest bcior
squire Fleming hut Mp Ia a late hour last
night hc hal not been apprchcndcd.
Ia the ease oi III Anderson, Tor assault.
ING Narcissa nickcr-on, colorcd, Squire
Fleming fined him ~ AMI c,sis
Squire Fleming will nlso investigate To-
day the charge OF Samh Wallace against
1911 Foster Tor stealing - from her or
Monday night.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07

Tho following transfers were filed with
the county register yesterday;
:. II. Mcclellan Ia T.. II. Helm, lot ! oi
Moshy subdivision, Tor : 900.
John l.. Kern To Il. VI. Heath, trustee,
To secure 4. 4. Laurence in the sum OF
$1,000, lots ~ aud 30 and pirt oi 81 and
-, east of the Mississippi y Tennessee rail
rnld on the south side OF Kerr avenue.
John Nlnnoguc e., al. 10 Mrs. Alice {,
Mckoon, lots -, %, 81, - and 80, 81 Me.
kcJn u Gross subdivision, Tor 5000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07

Judge Hammond yesterday was hearing
the ease oi Collcgan ". the Kansas City
Railway company, suit Tor damages Ia
property in South Memphis by tracks and
trains Ui said company
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07
Electric Belt Free,

10 lntrndncc n and obtain arHr', We will ~ the
neat slxy days give auHv ii,c ui lhaWr, iu each
county ui fhr 4. ~, n lmltri uurlff ni uHf ter.
rfifr. g.. positive and unfalluE rIu iuf Nervous
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san r5arl Jnli u every itii ~ WHuuiariuru lovs
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07
Iirense,i 90 " cd.

Marriage licenses issued by tlIr county
court clerk YESTERDAY Il. n. lIill and Fila
Bedford lcolorcdI, Nlcrrick Clay and Ella
Mcdonald roluteil
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07

Mary l~om, colorrd. had q quarrel with
Fannie lhkrr AMI went a. her house iui
satisfaction, Fannie was not at Ill hmy,
aud liz out lor safety, while the imlc Mary
carried III several pictures aud oil paint
ings and barlow knife, lor which ma
liciou- mischief squire Barry assessed hci
s.
Chas. Werner ani VIM. nay, hoih white
rui into friendly scuillo, during which
Werner got his pocket knife out. aud Wit.
lay tried Ia take II ava, irpm him WI.
cut acrps- tie hand ~c,rr'ly. Day insisted
That the whole thing waS accidental and
dome IN play. Squire Bury dismis-c,
Werner
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07

George Jackson, colonel, stole cap
ter saw him when he did IT, Nelson in.
lorgcd the owner N the transaction, aud
jackson, hearing 81 II, went tn the in.
iuunnni ani gave him bcaiinN Jackson
viii have his Sy bciop squire llughcy on
HE chargcsui assault and battery AMI petit
larceny today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07
CAUGHT In THE COURTS
A DULL DAY IN THE HIGHER TRI
BUNALs OF JUSTICE.

II, Friedman Given Four Years for
swindling Rustic Out of s1,l5--
Magistrates still Find Enough Bust
ness TO Keep Body and Soul Together.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07
A DARING AER0NAUT.
NEnpGATHAwAY MAKES ANOTHER
OF HIS FAMOUS AsCENSIoNs.

An Immense crowd witnesses tho
Event at jackson Mound Park-An
Exciting But Safe Air Voyage Landed
in Tree Top, But Not a Scratch.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07
sheIh, ,ircuI, Cour..
United State. Conri.

Court not in session Yesterday, owing to
illness oi JUDGE Estes.